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Newspaper
Winters Enterprise
Location
Winters, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
2
Winters won 11 to 1 on Hawley turf Saturday. Sunday Winters faced big Bill Hallis while Orr fanned 15 and Hallis 11. Winters, 12 wins in 16 games, heads to Lawn next Saturday as Lawn visits Sunday June 21 for a standout matchup.
A man fled a home fire clutching his mail order catalogue the only item saved. Neighbors gathered funds to support his family with clothes and groceries. He later blamed his neglect of local merchants and vowed to buy locally from then on. The note ends with a quip about the Fourth of July as defense day and a prompt to ask James W. Smith about Nilate.
E Clements will leave this week for Chicago to purchase goods for new store departments. He plans to introduce a gas gift shop and other unique home decorations, aiming to make the department one of the largest in West Texas. Dawes praises the Senate as publicity. W T Cummings returns from two weeks in Clinton and other Oklahoma towns.
A light essay traces golf from German kolf to Scotland, noting early Dutch misrules, Teutonic knights, and the fade of German play. It highlights a surge in popularity when Arthur Balfour’s political rise popularized the sport across Britain and beyond.
A reader asks if Nilate can be used at home in two words, seeking guidance on domestic use. The inquiry focuses on safety and suitability for household application.
An advertisement touts an electric range as highly valuable with a bold price emphasis. The copy suggests a sale or promotion highlighting value in contrast to higher costs. It presents no additional details on model, features, or terms.
Sunday Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching and Sunbeam at 11 a.m. singing 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. B Y P U 7 30 p.m. preaching 8 30 p.m. Monday W M S meets at 4 p.m. study the 7th and 3rd chapters in The Child and America's Future G A meets at Mrs S I Taunt home 4 p.m. Monday program Jewels for the King. Training School launches Monday evening and runs all week.
Next week is Sunday School Training Week at the Baptist church from Monday to Friday evenings. Six courses in King Teachers work will be taught for all who teach or work in the Sunday school or are interested in Bible teaching. Teachers, subjects, and hours will be announced Sunday.
All A A s must attend Mrs Hunt s next Monday at 4 p m for final camp arrangements. An interesting program has been arranged so be present promptly at 4 p m.
Chicago barber prices increase as overhead costs rise by five to seven cents. Swampscott anticipates a strong season ahead due to favorable conditions and new developments.
A terse prompt asks who knows what Nilate is and directs the inquiry to W. D. Foster for explanation. No further context or details are provided.
Ask W. OD: 21 Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Hines left Thursday for a trip to Colorado. Lynn Stokes of Ballinger, the Farm Bureau man, returned Wednesday.
The passage notes a Dallas to Winters stopover visiting Mr and Mrs A T Stokes and mentions Miss Fannie Joe Bartlett retiring from Abilene after visiting Miss Mary Shepperd. It reflects general reflections on hope and faith.
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